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awesome to hear! glad to have been a help

i would first do as n0qcu suggested, if that yeild's no result i would then change the f connector of the 119 lnb at the switch and leave the copper out from the f connector and reconnect to lnb port 1, then change the f connector at the switch going to port 1 receiver 1, i would then disconnect...

yes, that is the correct setup, just make sure the power inserter is installed correctly with the to receiver end going to the receiver (seperator) and the to switch port 1 side is going to port 1 of the switch. make sure to run check switch once you have everything wired up as per your diagram...

yes, you have to have one of the receivers connected to the power supply(the connection will be as follows: DPP seperator into port 1 and 2 of the receiver, then the to DPP lnb connection of the seperator will go into the to receiver port of the power inserter and then the port on the power...